Focus – Opinions and Features

By Kris Newby, Invisible International Donating the tissues of a loved one who dies of Lyme disease is one of the best ways to accelerate research into better diagnostics and treatments for tick-borne diseases, because sample acquisition is often the most expensive and... Read More »

By Richard Harth Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University A nature lover from early childhood, Karie Behm found peace and renewal through hiking and cross-country running. She spent much of her time exploring the forested terrain of her native Kansas, as well as Minnesota... Read More »

By Kris Newby, Invisible International A Dublin-based infectious disease doctor who’s treated both long COVID and chronic Lyme patients shares new research and treatment strategies for managing patients with these complex conditions, in a new continuing medical education course... Read More »

by Fred Diamond On my Sales Game Changers Podcast, I frequently interview sales and business leaders who achieve rewarding careers while dealing with chronic Lyme disease. It’s not an easy thing to do. These interviews are inspiring and have been well received by my listeners... Read More »

by Jamie Bennett What is your health worth to you? If lost, how far would you go to get it back? These are questions I’ve had a lot of time to think about. I was living the life. Upwardly mobile in my career, a major crimes detective in her prime. Sure, I had the occasional... Read More »

By Kris Newby, Invisible International Lyme disease affects children more than any other age group. But the young ones are often difficult to diagnose, especially before they’ve developed the vocabulary to describe how they’re feeling. To help parents recognize symptoms and... Read More »

Alexandra Logg delivered the following public comments at the July 19 meeting of the federal Tick-Borne Disease Working Group. By Alexandra Logg Good morning and thank you for the opportunity to speak. Recent reports state that a startling 15% of the world’s population has Lyme... Read More »

Lyme disease and co-infections can bring on a variety of neuropsychiatric symptoms, such as pain, seizures, and cognitive impairment. Yet, patients often find that their doctors don’t understand the connection. In a recent study, Sarah Maxwell, PhD, and co-authors compared... Read More »

By Jamison Hill The last few months have been rough. I have been going through a brutal intake interview for In-Home Supportive Services, which provides me with caregiving hours. The intake interview did not go well. Throughout the interview, I was required to demonstrate, both... Read More »